Apple's Co-Founder Ronald Wayne | NextTalk

There is a trend. He keeps money in a safe to protect it, but gets robbed. He sells his Apple contract to protect his assets.

Practical person. He has good understanding about the things that he is dealing with and he is honest.

He seems like a very intelligent person.
Proof that intelligence alone won't make you rich.
Hope the dude is doing alright.

Ronald Wayne decision to leave Apple, besides those involving life and death along with crimes, is the worst monetary business decision in the history of the world. However unless Ronald Wayne developed a super strong personality and love for Apple, which he possesses neither, he would have never have held on to his 10% of Apple which today would have been valued at $200 billion.

Couldn't this interviewer get dressed up a bit rather than looking like he just came from the gym? His research on Ronald Wayne was incorrect and his inability to keep Ronald Wayne on only speaking about his departure from Apple made this interview a boring.

Well ... the best recognition life has to offer is lifetime.

This kid did the right thing by getting out of Apple.
You wouldn't want to be financially liable for a moron like 20 years old Steve Jobs.

Excellent lesson on why new, high-risk ventures are often best accomplished by young entrepreneurs who have nothing to lose. If you have assets, you need to set up a corporation to protect your personal assets. Other lessons include: Don't keep your life savings in a safe. Don't make a decision for a prospect. Present the decision to the prospect, and let them make the best decision for themself.

his peace of the company worth 200 billion dollars now, he would be reacher than bezzos

Fascinating. You can see midway through how the interviewer who thought he was prepared (and wasn't) suddenly came to realize that he was listening to an incredibly interesting story.

The research the interviewer did was trash. Ronalds kept correcting his research throughout the interview

Determination

Sold himself short many times. Decent guy thought I think he's someone you can trust.

Did he say steve offered him a job? seems like he should have taken it

Patent law needs to change in the US.

This interviewer is terrible.

This interview is mean, I mean, not the interview itself but the idea of getting him talking about his regretful idea about apple

This guy was born the same day as me.

He has infinitely more money than Steve Jobs. Since you can't have any where SJ is now.

The fact lot of people don't know about Mr Ronald Wayne is, had he not sold his shares in Apple ( when Apple was in the early stage) till date he had been in the Forbes list of the most richest people on earth and he would have owned the wealth of about $60 billions

wow, such a shame, the guy who actually billed first apple machine only getting 2k views.. when Steve who merely claimed control of everything and is gone, still controls the internet.  

What a nice guy. Makes me think it does not pay to be a nice guy. Or does it. Who was happier/ fulfilled. Ron looks happy. "When you have made a lot of money, don't forget what you wanted the money for."